March 9, 2015
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Comments Off on Gardening Inspiration at the 2015 Philadelphia Flower Show
Since the opening of the first Philadelphia Flower Show in 1829, when the poinsettia made its debut to the United States, the world has repeatedly been awed by the annual exhibition of colorful displays, blooming new cultivars, rare and exotic plants, beautiful works of art, and a myriad of other breathtaking venues. Continue reading
February 28, 2015
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Comments Off on A Williamsburg Style Garden for Your Main Line Home
A Williamsburg style garden design relies heavily on geometric precision, particularly the “quincunx”, which involves four square or rectangular sections balanced around a central area. Continue reading
February 25, 2015
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Comments Off on Seasonal Color in Your Main Line Perennial Garden
What are the features of a resplendent Main Line perennial garden? The heart and soul of the perennial garden is its color. While the majority of perennials flower for a brief period of time, they always blossom their hearts out and produce lavishly. Continue reading
February 20, 2015
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Comments Off on Lovely Traditional Landscape Design Perfect for Your Main Line Home
Why settle for a garden that is merely mediocre, when some careful planning produces a landscape design for Wayne, Radnor and Villanova homes that is truly breathtaking and inspiring? Continue reading
February 14, 2015
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Comments Off on Delightful Landscape Design for Your Cottage or Informal Garden
One of the most delightful of all landscaping designs is that of the cottage or informal garden. To possess a delightful cottage garden is to own art in its finest form… Continue reading
February 9, 2015
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Comments Off on Classic Landscape Design for Formal Philadelphia Gardens
Your very own Philadelphia area garden may well be a Cinderella story in the making – a transformation from something drab into something beautiful and conversation-worthy — truly a happily ever after ending to a garden with a modest and unassuming beginning. Continue reading